Josh Addo-Carr explores options as Parramatta contract not extended
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 10:58 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Josh Addo-Carr is seeking new opportunities after Parramatta confirmed it will not extend his contract beyond the 2027 season. The winger's future has been uncertain following a drug-driving incident, despite returning a negative B sample. Melbourne Storm is reportedly monitoring his situation, which could pave the way for a return to the club where he won two premierships from 2017 to 2021. Currently, the Storm has limited options available under their salary cap, and they may consider Addo-Carr for future seasons. The Eels stated the decision was mutual and emphasized support for Addo-Carr during this transition.
- •Parramatta informs Addo-Carr his contract won't be extended past 2027.
- •Addo-Carr has returned a negative B sample after a drug-driving incident.
- •Melbourne Storm is considering Addo-Carr's situation for a possible return.
- •The Eels will support Addo-Carr as he explores other opportunities.
- •Storm has three available spots in their Top 30 roster for 2027.
- 10:58 PMZero Tackle NRL — Josh Addo-Carr linked to shock homecoming
"A familiar face could come knocking on his door to save his career.
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